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auto: an adjustable spanner,in which one jaw can be moved by means of a worm arranged in longitudinal direction,the wrench opening being transverse.The worm can be disengaged from the rack,so that the movable jaw can be adjusted by a simple sliding motion
Category: Mechanical engineering

auto-: an adjustable spanner,in which one jaw can be moved by means of a worm arranged in longitudinal direction,the wrench opening being transverse.The worm can be disengaged from the rack,so that the movable jaw can be adjusted by a simple sliding motion
Category: Mechanical engineering

auto-acknowledgement: the automatic origination of receipt notifications(RN),by the interpersonal message system(IPMS),on the user`s behalf
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

auto-catalytic: a growth curve for which dy/dt=by(k-y)is called logistic or auto-catalytic
Category: Statistics

auto-discard: automatic discard by the interpersonal message system(IPMS)of expired or obsolete interpersonal messages(IPMs)delivered to,but not yet received by the user
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

auto-forwarding: the automatic forwarding of interpersonal messages(IPMs)by the interpersonal messaging system(IPMS)to pre-specified users or distribution lists(DLs)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

auto-injector: complete set of serum plus needle which is operational by means of a spring; to be used without medical help
Category: Medicine

auto-manual: a switchboard serving one or more automatic exchanges for the purpose of handling manually-operated traffic
Category: News-systems and communications

auto-pagination: a pagination mode in which the software package program periodically calculates page breaks and displays them on the screen
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

auto-separation: automatic release of occupant from ejection seat
Category: Physics

auto-transfer: in a PABX,passing,by means of automatic facilities,an exchange line call from one extension to another,possibly after having terminated a consultation call with the other extension
Category: News-systems and communications

auto-wrench: an adjustable spanner,in which one jaw can be moved by means of a worm arranged in longitudinal direction,the wrench opening being transverse.The worm can be disengaged from the rack,so that the movable jaw can be adjusted by a simple sliding motion
Category: Mechanical engineering

autobiography: document recording the life and activities of its author
Category: Printing and publishing

autocatalytic: deposition of a metallic coating by a controlled chemical reduction that is catalysed by the metal or alloy being deposited
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

autocidal: The introduction of pests to eradicate their own species.This is achieved by imparing the capacity for reproduction or other essential functions,by appropriate preliminary treatment,in such a way that these defects are passed on to the individuals in a natural population of pest organisms.The predominant method of autocidal control is the release of sterile males.
Category: Botany and zoology

AUTOCLAVE: a pressure vessel in which temperature and pressure can be controlled
Category: Mechanical engineering

autoclaved: aerated concrete subjected to autoclave curing
Category: Building industry

autoclaving: treatment of freshly-cast concrete or aerated concrete or sand-lime bricks for 10-20 hours at about 10 atmospheres of steam pressure (370 deg. F)
Category: Building industry

autocoder: an IBM programming language
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

autocorrelation: the correlation(relationship)between members of a time series of observations,such as weekly share prices or interest rates,and the same values at a fixed time interval later
Category: Statistics

autocorrelation: the correlation of a waveform with itself
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

autocorrelation: a process by which weak periodic signals may be detected in the presence of random noise
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

autodialling: the automatic dialling provided to manage a pool or group of switched(dialled)telephone lines,and to perform the allocation of telephone numbers(terminals)to the lines
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

autoecious: pertaining to a parasite that passes its whole life cycle on one host
Category: Botany and zoology

autogenic: a type of succession when the developing vegetation itself is the cause for the succession
Category: Botany and zoology

autograft: graft originated from,and applied to,the same individual
Category: Medicine

autogyro: a heavier-than-air aircraft,supported in flight by the reactions of the air on one or more rotors which rotate freely on substantially vertical axes
Category: Transport

autoignition: Spontaneous ignition and the resulting very rapid reaction of a portion or all of the fuel/air mixture
Category: The chemical industry

autoimmune: a disease in which the body produces an immunogenic response against self-antigens. In some cases, predominantly one organ is affected, e.g. haemolytic anaemia; in others, the disease process is diffused through many tissues, e.g. systemic lupus erythematosis
Category: Medicine

autoinfection: infection by an agent already present in the body
Category: Medicine

autokinetic: the apparent motion of a small,single,stationary spot of light when continuously observed in an otherwise dark field
Category: Medicine

autoland: a system capable of landing aeroplane hands-off and qualified to do so in the total absence of pilot visual cues
Category: Transport

autologous: from the same person.
Category: Medicine

autolysed: non-fermentative concentrated product obtained from normal baking yeast
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

autolysis: decomposition of cells by their own enzymes.Autolysis of dead yeast cells is a source of amino acids and accessory growth substances in wine
Category: Medicine

automa: the theory development which relates the study of principles of operations and applications of automatic devices to the various behavioural concepts and theories
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

automata: the theory development which relates the study of principles of operations and applications of automatic devices to the various behavioural concepts and theories
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

automated: work tasks performed by machines,where the operator has a surveillance function only
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

automated: automatic device for dispensing and accepting money,and giving statement of account
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

automated: Production plant in which the principal production-related tasks are fully automated.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

automated: software testing assisted with software tools that require no operator input,analysis,or evaluation
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

automated: for the purpose of the Convention for the protection of individuals(Council of Europe):Any set of data undergoing automatic processing
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

automated: price quotations on securities provided automatically by a computerized system.In the U.S.,the best-known system is the National Association of Security Dealers Automated Quotations(NASDAQ)system,while the CAC system has recently been introduced in Paris,based on the Toronto Computer Assisted Trading System(CATS)
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

automated: attendant:The operator at a PBX-console or operating position.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

automated: a software tool that aids in the synthesis,analysis,modeling,or documentation of a software design.Examples include simulators,analytic aids,design representation processors,and documentation generators
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

automated: in spot welding:process whereby a sensor adaptively controls a torch for accurate welding along a part of a workpiece welding line without being affected by surface irregularities
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

automated: a software tool that accepts as input a computer program and test criteria,generates test input data that meet these criteria,and,sometimes,determines the expected results
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

automatic: self-acting,i.e.not needing a human operator,within a well-defined task
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

automatically: the Convention applies automatically
Category: Law

automating: the incorporation of computer vision algorithms and speech recognition of a simultaneous narration of the procedure in the process of video annotation
Category: Documentation and information

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